Probation Restart In Tribal

Summary

Tribal courts follow their own legal codes, which may allow restarting or extending probation terms after violations. The courts discretion and tribal law determine the outcome. Consulting an attorney experienced in tribal law is recommended to understand your rights and options.

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i was put on probation feb 12th * for a total of 243 days after being locked up for 122 days. and i was out and doing good for a while and i messed up and got sent to jail again thus the courts restarted my 243 days. are they allowed to restart my time like that?
Courts in California can impose the remaining probation term or even restart it if a violation occurs, depending on the circumstances. Violating probation terms often gives the judge discretion to modify or extend the probation. It’s best to consult a lawyer to review your specific case details.
it’s in tribal court in nv
Tribal courts operate under tribal law, which can differ significantly from state or federal laws. The ability to restart or extend probation depends on the specific tribal code and court's discretion. You should consult an attorney familiar with the tribal court system to understand your rights and options.